Controller Area Network (CAN) programming Tutorial 7: Transceiver functional block

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Mastering microcontroller : TIMERS,PWM,CAN,RTC,LOW POWER,STM32 Cube HAL APIs
This is course is highly recommended if you are seeking career in the field of embedded systems and we have carefully crafted all these lectures with hands on programming exercises, debugging tips and step by step guidance.
You will understand TIMERS, CAN, PWM, RTC, and LOW POWER working principles from ground level and code them using STM32 Device HAL APIs provided by ST.
Some of the highlights of the course are,
1. Understanding STM32 device HAL framework, ISRs, callbacks and peripheral handle structures.
2. Internals of timers: basic and general purpose timers
3. Timers input capture and output compare unit and programming
4. PWM Programming
5. CAN fundamentals
6. CAN Frame formats, bus arbitration, bus signaling, transceiver and other important CAN details
7. STM32 bxCAN peripheral architecture and can filtering mechanism
8. Programming STM32 bxCAN peripheral
9. CAN protocol debugging and understanding CAN traffic.
10. Lower power modes of STM32: SLEEP/STOP/STANDBY and wake-up procedures and current measurements
11. Usage of WFI, WFE, SLEEPONEXIT feature of ARM Cortex Mx processor
12. RTC programming: calendar, Alarm, Wake-up timer unit, timestamp unit
13. RTC and low power modes
14. Eclipse based OpenSTM32 System workbench is used throughout the course to develop applications . The IDE supports windows/mac/Linux machines.

[@sandeepsinghjagdev3485]

best CAN tutorial ever

[@mickstr5295]

Totally agree 👍

[@mickstr5295]

Great explanation! Thanks for taking the time to produce this video.

[@scottjohnson247]

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[@NamHo-se4dq]

Thank you very much for your explanation! It helped me a lot :)

[@zaidshafeeq7493]

Thank you ... It is so helpful !!

[@NA-ms8rl]

very well explained

[@sujanchristite]

Amazing explanation's, plus with the Kumail Nanjiani Accent (Kinda), makes it even more interesting. Thanx.

[@oguzhanalasulu5678]

In the previous video (Tutorial 6), we see that if the difference is 10V (High) the output will be 1, conversely if it's -10V (Low) the output will be 0. However, in this video Mr. Fastbit tells the when difference 0, output is 1 and if the difference is 2V, output equals 0. What is the logic of that? I could not catch the context, I believe. Can someone help me, please?

[@karthikchin2427]

Please provide videos on CAN programming I,e transmission and reception CANoe CANope vector tools etc

[@aswahd]

Hello @ Fastbit Embedded Brain Academy I guess your tutorials are very helpful. That's why I plan to buy these videos on Udemy. But can you tell me the difference between the videos on Udemy and here on KZbin. I'm not sure why I should buy while I can watch on KZbin for free.

[@FastbitEmbeddedBrainAcademy]

Hi, the course is 21Hrs hours long. and on youtube few mins of videos are available. full course you can find on udemy.

[@aswahd]

@@FastbitEmbeddedBrainAcademy ok

[@cfenerd]

Good job. I had the dominant and recessive reversed in my mind. Now I don’t.

[@kwastek]

You make great lectures. But the watching experience is much too choppy because of dividing the subject into multiple short clips. It would be MUCH better to have one video per topic. So 30 minutes or more, whatever is needed. But the lectures are absolutely great content wise. Thanks!

[@FastbitEmbeddedBrainAcademy]

you can access the full course here www.udemy.com/user/kiran-nayak-2/

[@neeniebob1]

Some of us prefer the broken topics because we want to learn more about some of the specifics but understand the general idea and don't want to search through a larger video to see if these parts are explained.

[@kalimmshareef6792]

Please make Canoe tutorial